Bluefin's GWP rises by 5% to £667m in 2014
Results show a goodwill amortisation charge of £16m led to a £23m loss.
Bluefin's gross written premium for the year to the end of December 2014 increased to £667m from £635m in the previous year.
However, the broker notes that its statutory results including gross revenue and a goodwill amortisation charge of £16m led to a £23m loss.
The financial results also show net operating revenue rose marginally to £98m last year compared to £96.9m in 2013, while operating expenses also increased to £74.2m (2013: £72.3m).
The firm noted that its achievements last year
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